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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
= e + a 8.

= Ser @alDefoner Surnberein bat
fi6 einen Jreibrief ausiteuen laKen.
- Die Rocking Chair Ranch Com
pany'' Elm aus englifden parlas
mentsmitgliebern, Beers uno 3orbs be-
ftebenbes 2anb Gpnbieat bat fid nit
einem 2apital bon f15O, 900 inforpori@
rem lailen. Sie 2dnoereien bes Sbnbi.
cots lte9en in @ollinssmortb uno Wbee.
Ier @ountp. 8eaei9nenber Weife nennt
fi9 bic @eieli6aft bic ns9aufelfubls
@efeai9aft@, neil iie in Der Shat in
Seras @elb ma6t, mdbren6 ibre Wits
glieber ii3 i'm S6auteIitubl miegen.
= Nuiiin. 9lm 1. October fanb bic
&e9nung I'M S9abamt, tpie foIg!:
Nus @teuereinnabmen porrdtbig $685.
583; i'm permanenten @9ulfono pors
banben $232, 1928, i'm 1niperFfdts ssono
SIG 626; ionit $194, 931; Belommt=
betrag beg BaargeIbes an 6anb
$l,252,468. Die 5teuerliiten fnb
aug allen Counties, nit Nusnabme BON
IL, eingelaufen. Ser Mettb bes ffeu>
erbaren @i8entbums 1T bana1 UNI $17,.
100000 gegea Das 8oriabr geltiegen,
un6 pirb ii6, penn alle 2ilien bereinz
9etommen linb, auf etma 20 Milionen
mebr belaufen.
= SIR ben 2ebrltubl bes @rieAi=
f6en on Der Nuftiner nniuerftdt ili
ieBt als oSnitruftor" profeFpr s.
8. Sones berufen, nit einem @ebalt
bon $1,200. Die 3abl ber etubenten
betrdgi ieBt f6on 212.
Murrap, Doune So. DieIer 2an-
osstbeil [ROrbwefs sSeras] 1T tpieber
auf benz 0orudrtsweg aur 8lltbe. @e=
gen 1T in binreidenber Menge gefaQen,
uno bic Garmer baben es ii1 3u Nube
gema9t, I'm iebt Wei3en, @ogeen, &c.
gu iden. Die &inbbieb3a9ter iinb 10
5iemli6 nit benz 9erb5fnuftreiben fe,tig
uno tDarten iebnli6lt auf Gdufer fur
ibr S6ladtOieb. Oafelbe 1T in por=
5hgli9er 8erfaiiung, unb fur ben Martt
ii elne groBe 4usabl BON ausgemdblten
S1l9@to6ien Dorbanben. Die Weibe
1T befier, als lie felt Sabren INN biele
3eit geweien ift, unb aller grmartnns
mad tuirb iie ben san3en @inter gut
bleiben. 9ie pfoiteneiden tragen eine
rei9e gi9elernte, unb in 6olge Der gus
ten Wfaf Dirb es biel unb suten Sped
geben, befonoers oa au9 bic Maistorns
grnte in Ooung 60. cine gan3 quite ge,
peien 1T. Ser 8au Der Dallas, Mr9er
unb gacificsgabn tpirb in BET nd6fen
3eit beginner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10

Serren 8albrigsan unb braunes 9isIetbreab
nnterseus, bon si.75 bis $3.50, per anSas.
Cine bubble auspabl bon ldwar;en Sal8.
tiihern, Gontaitei9 i9leifen, Binblor. unb -four
in banD" .grabatten.
Sin i9Oner 8orratb BON leinenen unb feioes
men Serren>SaI9entiidern, Spera SdIeifen,
ieioenen Ge9enf 9irmen.
Sin febr arobss afiorifnent BON iusibell nuo
bunten Rnabeu-Oberbemben aus EereaI, fiirs
alter bon 4-l2 Sabr,n. gu l6, 25, s6, 80 @s.
unb aufwGrts.
Ssrreni6ube in alien 8prmen unS NluHern
unb gu allen Ereiieu.
Son Serren- unb snaben.S Strobtiten baben
mir oas au8sebreitetfe Eager i'm Siopeaen.
9erren. uno aaaben. 6ilsbiite, DeidJe nnb
fteife, bon alien Mrten uao S9attirungen.
Sdub5eug fit 9auen u. ailOer.
Sn bieiem Debariement bin id 10 uohI bot.
sefeben, Dab ib gae unb Ssbtrmann gu befrie,
oigen bcrmag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10

Dte
0Bl@entlttbs Treie Nreffe
eri4eint
eben Dpnnerita8
unb fcffet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 far
WtOnate in 8cruusbe5uhlana
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
Yaraiol 9epartentent.

Bir baben bas bel tpeitem sr0ste unb boIl.
fdnbigite Enforcement bon enfa9en uno Gu.
rus. @onnenfd,irmen in ber Stabt
S9nar6feioene RarafotS-Son IS cs Bis 81,
S9parse atlaS. Sbirme bon 25-$5.
S4parae atlas. S9irme sefittert unb nit
Spisenranb bon $2.25-$16.
Sarbige garaiols unsefiit erte--1. % bis So
Sarb'se Rarafols, sefiitterte, nit Spisen.
ranb-pon $50 bis $12.
Rinber>4araiols an So, 50, Is es. II. ST.
9alnen : @eibwaarem.
Seh1ben, bolle @rOBe, bon 45 es bis su $4.
2anse Semben, bon 10 cs. bis su 81.
eorfett-gBeften oller @roben, bon 80 Gents
bis au $1.b0.
Sominei @auae llebermei1en, in @ro6en bon
2s-44, gu 40, so unb 60 @t8
Cine biibfdJe ausnabl bon Sill II. Gpiben.
bauben fir ainber bon 25 es bis So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
Eurrespoadenz. @iboinos, BEN 8.

correspondents. @iboinss, ben 8.
Oct. 1887, = 1nfere fllb sepflan3te
Saumnolle bat unsefdbr 800 pfunb
per Nder seseben. bdtten mir i'm Sull
q gen gebabt, parben mir ungefdbr
bas Dpppelie geerntet baben. llniere
2oruernte III gut aussefaQen, bsier
als felt bier Sabren. Dagegen tpar
bie grnte on iiiBen RartoHeln i6le6t,
unb ObluobI i6 biel baoon sepfaust
babe unb es an 8earbeitung uno aud
an 9unger ni9t febleu lIeB, lperbe i9
nur sinen febr geringen grtrag er3ielen,
Sd babe In elmer Der lebten 0un.
inern Der rJreien YreHe" bon ben er.
faunliden grnten geleien. bic elm Gar.
mer gemadt baben mil. 9ls @runb
siebt er an, oaB er tief sepfiiist unb
piel eearbeitet unb geoiingt babe. gtun,
bas grfere tbun 9llle, bic gttpas ernten
pollen, unb mas bas Dlngen anlangt,
70 babe i9 bamit meine eigenen @rfab.
rungeu gema6t. gei gendsenoem &e.
gen 1T bas 9ingen re6t iperibboa,
obne bieien i6abet es aber mebr, als es
nhBt.
Qluf bic Na6ernte Der 8aumpulle lit
ni9t mebr biel gu re9nen = pielleibt
nod eiuen 8allen auf 20 Qder, mebr
gemiB ni9t, oa Ii9 au6 bic &aupen bes
reits einsenellt baben. 6. 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
Oe66al6 ii6er6eu9t guc6!

8rans0(f6e YereaIs au 8, 10, l24 II. l5 es
@edetNuete 2aipns gu %, 81, 5, gu. 10 IS
8eiber unb farbiser Muu-au 12}, Is, 20
25. 35 unb 80 @ents.
@ei6e 2atuus -su 8, Z, 8, 10, 121, 1b, 20
25, 30, S5 unb 40 @ents. Bu baben in 8i
fbops, 8ietoria unS Snbia 2amns.
@eriilde eaiuns in allen sdattirunsen Dor
Is Bis 5u SO Gents
Gntbroiberte 9epartenlent.
S9peiser Borbiruns bon 8 bis IS Cts.
gamlbrir 8o,birune bon $3.50 CO.
Aainfoof @infafuns bon $50 @ts.
garbise 8arbirunser II. Aueenrdnbe ba3u.
Stist 6Iouneins, bOle 2dnse .75-$2.50.
Spiben 9eparterleltt.
Gin. enbIofe guspabl in foIsenben epiben.
forten: esbptifde, tiirtiide, Gordon, 8aIen'
cia, Briton, Spanifde, gscuriaI, Gebora-ir it
alien 9reiten, bon Der billisfen bis ar Der be-
ifen GIaffe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
preile (preC1en fit Bdn0e!

Surge Sfinberfleiber BON 6b cs. bis $3.50.
@eaetdnete unS einfade Sdmeiaer BON 12a
Gents aufmGrts.
8oroirte lleberfleiber su SO nnb aufparts.
Borbirte @aibmir ScarfS bon $l5O-$2.
S6narse unb farbise Seriess aa 81, 125,
1.50, 50 unb aufpartS.
9antelt strumpfiorten.
8rauae 8albrissan, gutter Qualitat, au 10,
u, 10, l6, 20, 25, 80 Gts uub aufmdrts.
@infarbise etrhmpfe-3u 10, l2, Is, 20,
25 @ents unb aufpdrts.
@infade unb Gurus @eioenif .iimtfe fit
Wlabden nnb Rinoer, in alien 5arben unb su
allen Preifen.
Goriettz9eparten1ert.
gon @orietts balten ipir bic $50 8onc", bic
Barner 8ros., in allen @raben, Die IS. g .,
oie uR. 81, bic st. g." unb biele anoere
1farfen, gu DO, SO, Is @ts. uns ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
9amen=6iite ,e ,c.

Siefes 9epartement fam, sleid ben iibri.
gen nidt hbertrOffen iperben, ba i'd fdmmtIide
Mrtiiel brett tmpuriire unb I'M Stanoe bin,
Die bette nno rei6baltisfie gusnabl in 8esua
auf lests Wlobe nnb Stil am prdIentiren, ipie
!. y. vGausb" @apitolia, Wlirriant, gbillis,
Denber, Barrett, Mlib Ga 8sae, Mseooro,
Rrtnccton, Soeal, alice. Sennora Sureoe.
Bel unS ftnbet mon Die neneifen @tuiter in
Sutbefas bon iebr sefdl[ieem Stbl uuo au
nieorigften @reien-pon IS es. bis $l.50.
alie arfen aufpub. 8iif6el, 8eeren unb cine
prad1tbolle Ausmabl bon 8lumem &c.
Gad)er, in grobem Sorratb bem einfadlfen
bis gum elesantefen, unO su alien @reiien.
Serret=0ar0erobe.
:, Nsir baben ein aussebebntes unb pradtboGes
Ahortement bon Serren> Oberbemoen aus Ser
cal, 5n allen Yrelien. Oas bette 80 st. Com.
mer Werino 9emb, jsinals i'm Mar.te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
@rohe ileberralnnmd. !.

Aidt penise Burger BON Gan antonio "a.
rem fur3ll9 9an3 srfaunt iiber bic 9batfa die,
pap oeri9ieoene ibrer Greunbe, bic bon ben
aeraten beretts aufseseben porbsn paren. (fie
iitien an BEN fdredli6tsn aIIer menfdit ben
se'oen, an Der S6pinSfua,t) boIIia MIDI er.
berseitsut puroea ourd Or. Rings uSeue 8 at.
Deduns gesen bic Sdninbfud)t.s gs in ,ies
pas sinaiss WlitteI, bel3es poftib oIie qei; zen
ot1 Der Heble uno Der eunssn beiIt, pie Suit en-
Afbma, 9rou4itis ,t.
Yrooerafden iinb tohtufrei su bobsn In Be,
aPotgete bon u. Dreib. Yreis Der sroi er
Glaf9sn: $1.OO. "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10

fuDef t0r11f1Sn MIR 1C0011 h1f1tUeQ. Stt
hat beren 10 pieIe inn Sobre.
3eaine muBte pieberum ldtheIn. gir
aepii}er biabpIiId1er lebermutb reat,
| hid, in ihr. sic hattie eiue iouberbart
isreuoe 6arau, bob lie bod nun tpirflid
eiumal et.Das GlBergem6buIides er.
| Iebte, unb iie fiihlte lid, merttptirbio
| fiber. sic batte bic beifimmte @mpfiu,
buna. bas bic @rwdbnuna TrQu,is unb
bes GolIiers ihren 0adbar in Betrefi
ibrer perI6nlidfeit auf etne falihe
Sfdbrte aebrad1t hattie. bas er fie ieki
| In QreiIen fud,te, Die nidbt bic ihriQeu
pareu. uno lie bate &edt. Dte Gr.
tpdbuung Der Sduserin uno oes 5dmu,
| dss bate 86Hops Dreifigteit In ber
3bat iebr befeffi9t. Dit elmer Dame, bic
bergleiGen ,DnSte, muBte fiG ia cine ber.
ntnftiges Wort reben Iafem f0nnen.
Denn ipoher tonnte bic Snoistretiou
itammen2 DHenbar nur bon Gran5ileIbft
ooer bo6aaus oeren ndditer llmsebuue.
16nous &edbeit ltleg benn au6 ioglei9
sur germeaenbeit. 81 ma3is aesinen
70 70 einsr gSelle = pen pol. iole re ss ME
~ ial MoS,Io9 ~. 8egailsa gaIie: nao oas
aoelAasgage s:9 Splel .slge ne. Oie IN
le.leM yiaIs!!Oh Sslagtls unlef9alIun9
s.. .ua.D: :s uum se.ss.ano u.Doag'.!: III: asslae
gat.s 'yssa Sens. e'tpas naW gIh'ea 9es
l laa.. ounow pahS s.hle! .gl' gaIls
s.s ls.as 1.nss s 1ul u.s Segns lylss Sises
Beaaw nno De9g.s l.W auop oora.
.s ss waIe ~ lVaoe. las's e, hagoem
~. o.s s'uMat9 Mes.aeas luyoh !le9ss.
NWst asnGyi gal.e, ioeaa " C.els ts'5ogue y
nao anseI 70 slgenaIn9en oerqaiiaNen
e.MSeis'Isls :s oeIannNwalt nun mlI PEN m
gMDe Dss Al!eS auu lg[ gnDe etlelgen
IDh'e. nhO I@ IItW!e, 10 mlrO e. gel@es
Peg: ;c Det oauoel peg Mu9enoiides ~
~ Wues. So mie mtt leBt oetiammen
ras, eemMeh tu't nle iDseoe. 5uigMmen
Vet oMe9 wir pig O0lan 0er 0elegen'
BEN setm Sa4me lDses &leloes 1eppal'
ten. I. sef tW 1enas Sgre ceOeHleH IN
0oraus. Wenn SR HA 1eBf aug N
elmer poetifden' ArDananng gu stnas
l1naew6bnlidem .S4ektahs peteH Rnoetl
lofeu ,purben. bic YbiEHetsaftlgteis
NIT ibreu Bebenfen h..Sts pess a'nters
bteinl 6oboib sic bas 8 sseater Eet.ais
fen babeu, ueroeu sic finben, bog Siss
Mnb 6as bod nid5t aana FORFEIT geme,eH
iF, - unb aus III esi Meun GSle bod
3u ben ouserIeIeuen Weien geb6rt en-, bic
einmoI - rtur elm ein,ioes W{aIl = eli
ass 1ehiaieh ueoelHul1s Idgl9 FAo, nse
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
Seibelt : 9epartenlellt.

e9naraer unb farbiser ailas, bon 80 gentl
bis gu 81 90.
Surab SeibenfOffe in allen S9attirunser
in. 7bs @ents un0 $t.O0.
S6paraer nno farbiser Gros Grain su 75e.
90s., 81 $l.26 unb $3.50.
@eareifte uno i@edise Ssmmer. eeioen su
Sb, 40, 30, 6b, 10 unb 20 eents.
S6paraer rnb farbiser enrab sttas, ~
SO uro rs gents.
&leiSeritOf : 9epartemellt.
So,umer. gaiimire pie Huns Selling, aIbd.
rob, @rapes,. alserienue Streif, Satin DO
Grenaoine, Debest su allen @reiien.
Satins. geaei9net ober einfarbio su 10, IS
20, %, 80 unb 35 gentS.
grinfle Seeriuders au Z, 9, II, IL unb 15 C.
@insbnm In bibf@er Auspabl au 8, 10,
12 unb Is Gents
8epbbr @insbam 3u 20, 26 unb 80 es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10

- 9eitele 2rantbeiten beioer @es
f6le6ter, oleidOiel wie entiianben.
i6nea unb fir bic Oauer seb.ilt. Sir
Bud 10 @ts. in Briefmarten. World $
Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10
3o6(eIl 6eOei| fen

8Iountinss unb tiirtifde Mubeuranbipissn
in Cream, 8eib, Beige unb farbis
epaniide @uimpure in SdwarS, Cream
unb Beige, unb paTenbe Ginfa1unsen.
9amen.safdenti@er, peiSe, NIT Gantafie-
einfaiIung, 8ierrano unb Baden; gIei9fallS
cine fd0ne austpabl bon Srausr.2af af@enti>
@ern gu alien Yreiien.
6ausbaltuussitofe.
gebleidter Slid Damaf-au 35. 40, As,
80 Gents unb aufpdrts.
8rauner Damait gu %. 80, 40 unb so es.
Hotber 9irfifder Slid. 9amaf-su 80, s5,
40, 80 unb 20 Gents uno aufmarts.
@ebleidte uno unsebleidte Oamait Sanb,
tiiGer, gutter @ro6e, gu 8, 10, l2, Is, 20 IS.
unb aufpdrts. @robe tirfifde 8abe. Sano>
tiider at is, Is, 20 unb 25 Gents.
Observation-Disclosures, bon $40 gts.
Sbisen 8Orbdnee ou l23. 1b, 20, 25, 80
Gents unb aufpdttS.
9rapirunssfioffe su 10, IL unb Is @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-10

= Die 6fentlid)e S9uIe in 6lato
mia pirb BON 225 9inbern beiAdt Nn
Der G9ule linb a6t 2ebrer anJeiiellt.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07
Reward OF the Staycrs.

Curious rs it may seem the very
best opportunity for Il person to 10.
cate in Dakota. is now. Those who
arrive this spring are fifty per cent
better off than those that located here
IL year. or five years ago. Every.
thing is cheap. land to rent is plenty.
and the new settler has an opportuni.
ty to make enough from ono crop TO
give him II start. The reaction OF the
boomers have settled all property at
rock bottom figures. which arc bound
TO advance steadily in the future.
Poor crops have discouraged many.
who sell their land ut IL hig discount,
forgetting that other new countries
have passed through the same stages,
only Il great deal worse. and that grit
and perseverance always win. Kan
sas has had everything taken 10y grass
hupprrS: Iowa and Illinois farmers
had no market for their products tor
Years. and used their corn for fuel;
Wisconsin farmers gruhhcd stone and
stnmpS for several decades. and seem.
| ed to make no hradway,-hut brighter
days followed.
The new settler of this year enjoys
all the advantages of this state of af-
fairs. Dakota is bound to Win! The
world must have bread. and more of
ii every wear. The demand for II
products is increasing. Dakota fer
tile lands will soon he the garden spot
of the nation. Some entertain tho
chronic belief that the best is over.
This is sheer nonsense. How quick
the farmer forget, the hli2ZardS when
the bright vcrlmrc of spring surrounds
him. How soon we forget the gloomy
DAYS when the sun shines warm and
bright and the birds sing cheerful
songs. Although these changes and
contrasts are very radical, the transit
ton is almost impcrccptihlc to us.
We easily forgct&ldvcrsity and the
murmurs.of discomfort when prospcri-
ty dawns and there is plenty in tho
land. Then we wonder. why did
we feel sol" and note the reward that
perseverance always hrings.-Grand
Rapids journal.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07
Well ENrinv.

am prepared to bore wells from 10
to 24 inches in diameter, and can put
down wells not over so feet deep,
cheaper than any other man i'll the
business. Persons in need of wells
and cellars, or any such work. call on
or address j. II. Colgrovc, Dickinson,
Oak. May 1tf.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

a store room in the PRESS building
on Willard street: one of the finest
business locations i'm Dickinson. APP
DIV at this office.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.


Govcrnor-Loni X. Church. lhSmarck
Sccrctary-M. l.. Mccormack. Bismarck.
Trcnsnrcr-J: W: Raymond. Bismarck.
AUDITOR. p. Ward. SiouX Falls.
Superintendent of PNhlic Instruction Eugene
A. Dye, Mcllcttc.
Assisiant Experimentation \. Wilson.
Attorncy G@hcral- G. e. Tcmp!eton. Fargo.
United States District At.orncy-John Il. Car
land, Bismarck.
Commissioner OF ilnini:'Fatiuii- \. McN i"'c'
Pierre.
pclcrai" =" G"m=Tr<,Lo ;; r Si1"s" i; n4nnoh'
Board Of llcaith-C. Y. King, NJ. d., supcrin-
tcndcnt, Mandan.
THE JUDICIARY
Chief. .Justicu-E Bartlett Tripp. Yanft"M: ASSOC
ciate jusrices-C. :. Palmer ',,tourlh district.
Sioux Fails: w. ii. Francis (SiX1h districI. Bis
msrck: w. IL. Mcconnell Third d'strict,,. Faro:
G. NJ. Thomas First distr:cl'. D~radw"od: james
Spencer IifIh DISTRICT. Huron. Clerk. ii, Z,
Young, iankton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
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Forks; NJ L. Smith. Huron; --Secrt'arE.
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Pencrcntiary t"r southern nahota, sioux Falls
Pcnitcntimry for Northern Dakoia...: Bismarck
Reform Schoo! ,li"nF!nist"n
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Normal School Madison
Normal School. Spr;flSh
School of ..ltapld Nay
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Apcr"'e''''. l.. \. Burke. receiver.
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Parker.
rAEMEl'S AIIfANtE.
President. II. l.. Ioncks. Ilear Lake: vice lrcsi
dents. j. W. Hardin. rlankint"n. =. y. %fanchcr
Jamestown: secretary. q. y. Snd"rhcrs. Hart
ford: treasurer. h.. ID scot Milihank: lecturer
a. ID. Chase. Mairrtorn.
DAKOTA LIVE STOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
President. G.. Il. Kennedy, Madison: vice prcsi
dent. G.. j. .Allownv. Grand FORKS; srcrriAry, y
o. johnson, Montrose; treasurer, G L. Place
Sioux Falls.
couNrY OFFICERS.
Clerk OF Court-C. d. Hri.=s.
District .Atorncy-Wm. Gibson.
Commis-ionrrs.Il. l.. Dickinson. Robert Lee
II. :. Undcrhill.
Shcritf-M. A. Sebastian.
Register of lDrcd~-Gvo. .tnld.
Trcusuror-J. y. Farrah.
Judge Of prohatc-Jas. q. Campbell.
Asscssor-Join Ri"shcck.
Coroncr-p. Ellison.
Surveyor-J. Il. Saunders.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07
Seeding around TAYLOR was finished
To Rent.

this week and II large acreage is re
ported.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07
Refuse Them.
T.AYLOl;. D.AH.. NJ,

TAYLOR. DAH.. Nay ..
EDITOR Press The Herald is he
ing sent to myself and others. We
don't want it. Never subscribed.
What will we do! l..
y person must pay for Il newspaper
if it is taken from the r~ostotlicc.
The Herald is working this scheme for
all it is worth. Refuse them at the
postotiice.
Several settlers locat ed on the ricl.
farmin. lands lying north Of Taylo',
last week.
A. :. Carey and wife leave this
evening for spokane Falls. W, IT,
visit friends,
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

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pepsia. use AclSer's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are a positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. % and 30 cents.
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The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

I've vcNsoM T T55ga A Ei; E
is warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifies the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up tho
constitution. Remember, We guarantee it.
FOWLER n L.ANGDON.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

BUSINESS CARDS.
yI7ESTERN STARR,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
DICKINSON. ID. 7.
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

The PRESS editor may I've all that
the Herald calls him, yet he is not
branded G. q. ID. lie buys his shoes
| of home merchants.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

II. C. Quinion, who canr from Iowa
two years ago and located north Of
Taylor, is prospecting, as are all other
Industrious farmers in Stark county.
Three years ago lie invested, in Iowa,
$3.50 i'll young cattle which he brought
with him to Stark comfy the year fol-
lowing: Since then he has sold from
this stock $500 worth and has left
twenty.three three ycar.olds. seven
yearlings and seventeen calves. lie
lost. by accident. during that time
about $40 worth. This shows Il clear
profit in the two years OF aloutsl.o0o
rs Mr.. Quinion has made u living on
his farm. in the mean time. besides
many Improvements placed upon the
same. Industry and enterprise will
surely bring its reward in this new
and thrifty county.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

This space is reserved for M. E. Moore,
Lumber dealer. New adv next week.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

Mrs. .Alf. White is spending the
week in st. Paul, combining business
with pleasure.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

The habit of carting all the rubbish.
dead animals and trash to the draw
leading to the river from the east end
of the town is bearing fruit these
warm days and the horrible stencil
being waited Oh the gentle breeze, is
enough to cause an epidemic to spread
through the town. Mr.. j. I.eonberger
informs us that it is almost impossi-
bic for his family to remain in their
house at times. the smell being al
most unbearable. The proper authors
ties should rid the town of this nui-
sance.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

We announce, for the information
of the Stark County Herald. that an
other settler has suddenly and mys-
teriously disappeared. but as he left
an unpaid bill for supper. lodging and
breakfast at the Willard house. moth
ing serious is thought of the matter.
except, perhaps. in the mind of the
landlord.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-07

Beckett 4 Footc are again operating
the coal mines east of town. having
orders ahead for II number of cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-09
Personals and Briefs.

Senator Gordon, of Albemarle, left
for home on the l1:10 A. NJ. train yes
terday.
The Board of Supervisors of Hen
rico will meet at the county court
house to-day.
The hour Of afternoon service at Dir.
Hoge's church has been changed from
to 5 o'clock.
Rev. Woodbury. Bigelow will preach
at the Retreat for the Sick tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday
there was not n single case tried, nor
was a suit instituted.
Miss Minnie Snead, daughter of Col
onel Thomas l.. Snead, OF New York,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. II. b. Snead,
203 east Franklin street.
Mrs. William T. Sutherlin, of Dan
vile, with her granddaughter, is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. Frank L. Patrick,
corner Franklin and Monroe streets.
A colored man named Henry Loving
was arrested yesterday and locked up
in the Third police-station on the
charge of stealing sundry articles from
the City Railway Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-09
CURING A COUGH,

when you have cough 1, is simply na'ure's
warning that some Of tho organs Of the system
are rot properly performing neir work. III
I,oSs cases it win DO found 20 be enc liver
when ihe liver or kidncye, or perhaps both, fall
10 properly perform their cxcre'ory funciione'
10 y done In part by the mucous membrane.
This sends a discharge Of mucous o. phiegm
into The throat, lungs, and bowels; constipation
follows, sDd tue rhlogm, which should be eject
cd, remains untii it is absorbed, thus poisoning
tho cyeion. hdry cough ia symptom OF
disordcrcd liver A rhyslcians statement: /:
" In the treatment Of lung ana broncn'al-dis-
cssea The liver ls of;ea implicated 10 such an
extent thata hcpoHc remedy becomes noce'-
sery In efcci;og care H. tho lungs In ths
realmen, q sroh cases ] prescribe SIMMONS
LvEg REGULATOR. prepared by !. II. Zellin &
&C., with entire faiisfaction. g.nd that u acts
mildly but cfiecigaily In regulating the secre-
tioYe of he llycr. k'Grcys, AMI bowels.
81. J. STEPHENSON, NJ. d.,
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